The story of the processing site and "accumulation."

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When hearing the term "machining accuracy," many may envision high-performance machine tools or special techniques. Of course, those are important as well. However, we believe that machining accuracy is something that is developed through small daily accumulations. Machining begins even before the material is attached to the machine. We check the condition of the machine tools and equipment, inspect the cutting tools and materials, and perform measurements as necessary. During machining, we continuously check dimensions and make corrections, stopping if any abnormalities arise. In the field, work can be interrupted by phone calls or sudden consultations. When we step away from our station and return, we may measure again "just to be sure." While this may seem like a waste if only efficiency is considered, we believe that the attitude of not proceeding with "probably okay" contributes to quality. The condition of machine tools, equipment, and measuring instruments gradually changes with time and temperature. Even if we are machining in the same way every day, no two days are exactly alike. It may not be flashy work, but we face manufacturing each day while valuing the small accumulations of "just to be sure, let's measure again."

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